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Speaker 1: M h countdown for blast off x minus five minus

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four minus three minus two x minus one Fire from

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the far horizons of the unknown, contails of new dimensions

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in time and space. These are stories of the future

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adventures in which you'll live in a million could.

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Speaker 2: Be years on a thousand baby worlds.

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Speaker 1: The National Broadcasting Company presents X minus one on the

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night story No Contact. It was in the year of

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nineteen eighty two that spacemen first discovered the Great Galactic Barrier.

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In the past ten years, rocket traveled to the Moon

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and the nearer planets had become commonplace, and then men

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fixed their sights on a more distant star, the remote

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planet known as Bota. Five exploratory ships went out and

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none came back, each in turn disappearing mysteriously at the

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same vanishing point at an invisible wall somewhere in the

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vast outer reaches that became known as the record of

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space Ships, the Galactic Wreath. And yet the explorers refused

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to admit defeat. It was on June the second, nineteen

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eighty seven, that the rocket star Cloud made ready for

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takeoff the sixth to attempt to crack the barrier and

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win through to Bowl.

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Speaker 2: Addition, greatly, addition, greatly. Dog Well, Lewis, this is it.

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Speaker 3: I don't suppose you'll be needing the ship's doctor up

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here in the bridge during blaster. I think, nuts, middy,

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there's little chance of acceleration bends in these new overdrive ships.

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Speaker 2: I'll be in my office then, counting vitamin pills. If

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you need me.

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Speaker 3: It's only a few steps. Good luck, Lewis, Thank you, smiddy.

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Lieutenant Collier, yes it you're relieved. You'd better get down

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to navigation control and take over. Yes, sir, Lieutenant, we've

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never flown together before. This is your first flight in

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a space vessel as big as the star Cloud.

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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, but I was trained in oversized jobs at

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the Naval Academy.

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Speaker 3: Well, if you're half as good a navigator as your

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father was, you'll do fine.

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Speaker 5: Thank you, sir. Did you ship out with my father?

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Speaker 3: I served under him on one of the first rocket

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runs to the Moon. I see I almost went along

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on his last trip to the barrier. Bad about that, Yes, sir,

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that's all. Collyer, get me the ground controlsar on the field.

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I want to talk to Colonel Harrison.

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Speaker 6: Go ahead, sir, I've patched in the bridge.

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Speaker 3: Speaker Colonel Harrison. Yes, captain, we're standing by for takeoff

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in thirty seconds.

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Speaker 7: Good fields cleared of all personnel. We'll try to re

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establish radio contact immediately. Have to take off. In any event,

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there'll be a twenty four hour ground monitor.

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Speaker 2: Fine, good luck, hope you'll make it. Thank you.

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Speaker 3: Bridge to Navigation Control have control call you ready, Lieutenant ready.

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Speaker 4: Captain of course, is in the integrator for take off

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at twelve hundred hours.

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Speaker 3: All right, stand by for blastov. Bridge to engine room.

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Fire up your rocket chambers. Take off at exactly twelve

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hundred hours. I'll read you off twenty seconds. Nineteen eighteen,

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seventeen sixteen, hold it, revoke all orders.

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Speaker 2: Who turned in that alarm store? We where?

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Speaker 3: Have him brought up to the bridge enginerom kill your

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rockets and stand by thorson.

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Speaker 2: This is Colonel Harrison and ground control.

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Speaker 6: What's holding you up?

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Speaker 2: Trouble? What's the matter with you?

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Speaker 3: What's the matter with you? There's a stowaway of boards. Yes,

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I thought your men were supposed to police this base.

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Speaker 2: What's the matter with you? You know what this the lake

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can do to us, don't you? One minute later?

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Speaker 3: Take off can throw some million miles off course, we'll

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have to reintegrate the whole works.

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Speaker 6: Well, look, how long do you think you'll take?

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Speaker 3: You don't father for me, bro while I'm busy, stupid

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idious captainwsones commnced Middy.

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Speaker 2: Here's your store marshalled. Oh Charlie, can you use a

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good radio man? Skipper? Well, I see you two have met.

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Speaker 8: Matt Skipper me made fifty trips to the Moon together, didn't.

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Speaker 3: With Skipper, Charlie. If you wanted to come along, why

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didn't you volunteer?

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Speaker 2: I did, Skipper? They they turned me down. And what's wrong?

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Speaker 8: Acceleration Benz. They said my arteries wouldn't stand another trip.

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Speaker 2: I'm sorry to hear that, but they're.

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Speaker 8: Wrong, Skipper. I got one more good trip in me. Listen, Skipper,

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you you know that these green kids they don't know

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the first thing about space radio operation. Now you you

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put a man like me on and out, I'll be

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getting you bedtime stories from Mars.

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Speaker 2: Charlie.

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Speaker 3: You know the regulations as well as I do. I

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can't take you much as i'd like to.

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Speaker 2: Colonel Harrison will murder me for this.

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Speaker 3: And I'm sorry, Charlie. I'll have you put a ground

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I'll tell you what. I'll ask Carrison to put you

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on his ground radio contact, and it'll seem as if.

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Speaker 2: You're right here with us. He won't do it, sir,

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Well he'd better. I'll have him busted to corporal for

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letting you sneak aboard.

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Speaker 3: Look, Charlie, look, you better be off. Poulson. I'm sending

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this man of ground. Give him time to clear the

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launching platform. Hold on, Charlie, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 5: Good luck skipper.

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Speaker 2: I thought you were going to have him drawn and quartered.

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Speaker 3: If it had been anyone else, I would have smitty.

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But Charlie, well, he's kind of special. It's been with

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me since my first command, when we began the regular

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run to the Moon. And if he wanted to come

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along this time, well it's only through loyalty to me,

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you know, Lewis.

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Speaker 2: I didn't realize it before, but you're almost human.

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Speaker 5: Captain does control Collier?

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Speaker 3: Oh yes, Lieutenant, how badly are we filed up? Can

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you recalculate the course? Or shall I cancel the takeoff?

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Speaker 4: I've already plotted a new course on the Integrator's heart.

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If we take off exactly thirty seconds. We need to

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correct for only a one degree deflection. I can do

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that before we reach the stratisfy.

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Speaker 2: That's quick work. Are you sure all right? Colier?

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Speaker 3: I'm putting it in your hands. We'll blast off on

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your signal. Bridge to engine room. Prepare to blast off

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on navigator's signal.

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Speaker 4: How are we doing, collyer their that's four three two zero.

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We've intersected the course. Back to good work. God course

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is corrected, sir. Ready to go into atomic COVID drive

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anytime you say all right? Stand by yes, sir, Now

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hear this, now hear this. Prepare for maximum acceleration. Bridge

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to engine room.

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Speaker 3: Kill your rockets, rockets out, Fire up number one, cyclotron.

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Speaker 2: Number one, Ready, fire up number two, number two.

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Speaker 3: Ready, withdraw your dampening rods, patient chamber.

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Speaker 2: Ready, last tub's clear call. Generators operating in capacity. Take

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it over, sir, Go into overdrive at the counter. Zero

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three seconds Mitter collyne.

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Speaker 5: Three two two.

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Speaker 2: One one zero zero? Are we doing? Collier?

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Speaker 5: Course? Sir? She's running hot and true.

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Speaker 2: My compliments, Lieutenant.

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Speaker 3: This job would have done your father credit when he

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was the best navigation officer.

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Speaker 2: I ever saw.

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Speaker 3: Thank you, sir, starter gyro's put her on robot control.

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All right, the bridge is yours, mister Collier. If you

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need me, I'll be in doctor Smithson's office.

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Speaker 5: Yes, sir, the worst.

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Speaker 3: You've got us off the ground. You can thank young

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Collier for that chip off the old block. You knew

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his father, As a matter of fact, I knew him

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very well, first rate space map.

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Speaker 2: Is he the worst? Yes?

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Speaker 3: He was lost in the Galactic Barrier on the second

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ship we sent out to Volta.

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Speaker 2: Lewis Just what do you think this s galactic barrier is?

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Speaker 3: Ooh, your guess is as good as mine, Doc. All

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I know is that five ships have gone into it

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and none of them have come back out.

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Speaker 2: You think it's a knit?

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Speaker 3: How about Mestrovik's theory that it's a time warp in space,

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that the ships reach it and slip into another dimension.

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Speaker 2: I think that's a lot of rubbish.

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Speaker 3: My theory is that the galactic Barrier is nothing more

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than a radioactive.

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Speaker 2: Layer of some kind.

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Speaker 3: Why do you say that, Well, we know that radar

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signals bounce off it like they were hitting an invisible

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glass wall, and we know that it destroys our ships

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and cruise in some way.

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Speaker 2: There's no other logical explanation.

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Speaker 3: What makes you think we can get through it, Lewis,

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Because we're ready for it.

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Speaker 2: The others weren't.

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Speaker 3: The entire hull of this ship is completely shielded with lead.

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We can crack through any radioactive cloud ever detected. Besides,

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were equipped with some new UAHF radio devices that should

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enable us to maintain radio contact with her it. Nothing

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can happen, absolutely nothing.

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Speaker 2: Now, who are you trying to convince myself?

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Speaker 3: I suppose, Lewis, you've had your share of glory, first

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skipper to reach the moon back in nineteen Team sixty two.

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Speaker 2: You could have retired. Why are you risking this strip?

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Speaker 3: Five ships are missing, men like Prentice Margaretson, Young Collier's father.

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Speaker 2: I'm tired of seeing good men fit into that meat chopper.

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Speaker 3: Then why are we going to voter? We haven't any choicemoy.

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We're in a race, the kind of race where men

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and ships are expendable. According to the Interspace Code, the

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first nation to reach voltic conclaim it.

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Speaker 2: Well, personally, I want no part.

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Speaker 3: Not I'll have to play physician, morale builder and mother

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substitute for one hundred and twelve slightly nervous.

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Speaker 2: Men, and your morale doesn't sound too good. Dog.

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Speaker 3: As morale officer, I can state without fear of contradiction,

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it is terrible. And something tells me as we approach

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that galactic barrier, I'm not going to be alone.

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Speaker 2: Hello Earth, Hello Earth, Captain Thorson of the Stark Cloud

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calling Earth.

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Speaker 8: Hello Star Cloud High Captain.

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Speaker 3: Charlie, Well, I see the having court martial gere yet no, sir,

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thanks to you. That's good to hear you. You can

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read us the funny papers on Sunday morning. How's our

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signal strong? Here's our log report for Colonel Harrison. You

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ready shoot Joan Second nineteen eighty seven, four weeks out

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from Earth, running through no radiation operation normal, still making

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our approach.

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Speaker 2: To the galactic barrier. That's all, Charlie, see you later,

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Good luck, Captain.

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Speaker 6: I sure wish I was with you.

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Speaker 2: How's the morals, middie. The men know we're getting closer

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to the barrier. They're beginning to show a little tension

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of us.

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Speaker 9: Now.

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Speaker 2: How's their physical condition? Any sickness? About half the crew

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who has come down with space blue? Ah, I was

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afraid of that. Are they been same as usual?

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Speaker 3: Lips and hands with a bluish cast eires are sensitive

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to infrared. I don't know when I first started flying

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these tin cans. Nobody ever heard of space blues. Well,

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now there's a theory. It's caused by the terrific acceleration

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of atomic overdrive. Change in gravity affects the circulation.

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Speaker 2: What do you think? I think it's psychosomatic.

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Speaker 3: I've noticed that the same men who get space blues

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under tension on a ship tend to get blue coloration

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back on Earth when they're upset. I guess it's just

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an occupation, the disease of space.

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Speaker 2: Now do you think it's just nerves? Then, well, young

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Collier's got a bad case.

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Speaker 3: I think it's tension from over Maybe he needs some vitamins, Lois,

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When will you realize that vitamins are not a panacea

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for all the troubles of mankind?

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Speaker 5: Sir, I understand that you relieve me from beauty.

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Speaker 3: Well, doctor Smithson says you an't looking very well, Collier.

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I'm giving you a wrist, Sir, I.

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Speaker 5: Feel perfectly able to continue.

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Speaker 2: Your lips are as blue as Minnetonka. Captain.

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Speaker 3: I'd like to remain at my post don't be foolhardy, Lieutenant.

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Speaker 2: I'm not being foolhardy, Sir.

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Speaker 5: I have a special personal reason for wanting this expedition

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to reach Bolt your father.

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Speaker 3: Yes, sir, you think he might still be alive. I

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have to find out what happens, Sir, I think I understand.

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Speaker 2: Very well.

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Speaker 3: Collier, report back to duty.

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Speaker 2: What's the reading policy?

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Speaker 10: We're getting at plus five rdar bonds now coming off

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the barrier almost as fast as we send it out.

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Speaker 2: What's the interval?

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Speaker 10: Two seconds shortening steadily. It's right, we'll hit the wall

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in the next few minutes.

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Speaker 3: All right, alert the crew, sound General Quarters, now.

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Speaker 11: Hear this condition red. We are now approaching the galactic barrier.

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All hands to stations, All radiation detectors to be fully manned.

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Full security will prevail until further notice.

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Speaker 2: That is all policy.

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Speaker 3: Yes, the radar bounces up to plus six. We'd better

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try to make final contact with Earth.

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Speaker 2: The sparks still tried to raise the base.

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Speaker 10: Yes, but he's not having much luck. Huh, seems to

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be some interference. That's the radio room now.

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Speaker 2: Yes, you got them well, cut in on the bridge speaker.

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Captain will take it from here. Hello Star Cloud to Earth.

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Can you hear me? Earth?

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Speaker 8: Hello, Skipper, I can barely read you. We're getting heavy

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static from Sunspot.

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Speaker 2: That's not Sunspot's Charlie.

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Speaker 3: We're right on top of the galactic barrier, getting a

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plus no plus seven radar bounce. I expect to hit

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the barrier almost any second.

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Speaker 2: Now. If we crack the barrier and come through.

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Speaker 3: Still in one piece, I'll try to get back to

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you on the high frequency band.

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Speaker 6: Got you, Skipper, don't worry.

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Speaker 2: I'll be waiting so long, Charlie, so long. Stark Cloud

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must be getting off with close now, Captain.

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Speaker 5: It goes bouncing back so fast it's almost beating the.

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Speaker 3: Signal when they go inside. Hold onto your hat. That's

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when we run into the wall. Any second, hold on,

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here goes nothing. Here it comes, Captain. Nothing happened.

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Speaker 2: We made it.

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Speaker 5: We made it, Captain.

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Speaker 2: No radiation, no time warp, no nothing. The crew's gone crazy, Sir.

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Let them they've earned it.

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Speaker 6: Doc.

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Speaker 3: Can you break out a few bottles of snake bite

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serum for medicinal purposes?

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Speaker 6: Sure?

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Speaker 7: Can.

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Speaker 2: Let's go for a celebration. How's your moral?

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Speaker 3: No, it couldn't be better condition?

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Speaker 11: Red condition radiation detectex condition red radiation.

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Speaker 2: Holy mackerel.

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Speaker 3: Look at the needle on that indicator, Allison Hollison, Yes,

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I see it.

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Speaker 2: Captain picking radiation like crazy? What's it like?

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Speaker 5: What's a strong impulse?

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Speaker 2: What kind? I don't know.

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Speaker 10: It's too long for a cosmic ray, too short for

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UHF whatever it is, Sir.

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Speaker 2: The ship is allowsy.

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Speaker 3: We'll track it down, triangulate it and make it fast.

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I want a directional fix. Yes, the engine room, we're

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picking up radioactivity. Who's the fission chambers? No, cacer, check

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your gauges.

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Speaker 2: Nothing here, Captain must be coming from outside damage control.

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Is our leg shield leaking radiation? We'll keep at it. Allison,

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how are you doing?

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Speaker 5: I've got to fix the captain?

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Speaker 2: Well, what is it?

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Speaker 5: I don't have to recheck my figure.

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Speaker 2: I'll hurry it up. Angle is correct, but I can

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one man, for Pete's sake. Where's the radiation coming from?

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Sirds It's coming from inside the shift. It's impossible, no, sir,

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I've checked the twelve. It's not to be the engines.

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Then it is, sir. We're finished engine room.

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Speaker 6: Yes, sir.

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Speaker 2: That radiation must be in the overdrive pile. Oh, sir,

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it isn't are you certain?

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Speaker 3: Yes?

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Speaker 2: All right, keep checking. There only one thing left to do,

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Paulus and get a guy your counter. We're gonna start

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calmbing this ship inch by inch, yes, sir, all right,

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turn it on, yes, sir, all right, ready, captain, we'll

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check the atomic guns first. Come on. We'll got through

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the officers quarters here to ordinans. I'll turn here. Wait

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a minute, sir, what is it? The signal is weaker? Now, yeah,

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let's go back. Hold it. Hold it seems strongest right

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about here. Doesn't make sense. Whose cabin is this? Turning?

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Speaker 10: Carliers here? Oh, he's done, and that I'll try the door. Alright,

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it's not locked, sir, it's in here, all right. Listen

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that counter strongest over here? Open that wall, cabinet, it's lot.

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Speaker 2: Let's fashion and shut off that Giger college.

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Speaker 10: What do you make of this, polisy It looks like

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some sort of portable transmitter, sir. It must be foreign manufactured.

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I don't recognize the calibration symbols at all. I've never

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seenything like it, which.

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Speaker 2: Raises a small question.

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Speaker 3: What is Lieutenant Collier doing with a transmitter in his

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cabin I don't know. Well, I intend to find out.

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Poulson get down and have control and bring Collier up

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to the bridge on the double.

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Speaker 10: Haven't we better find somewhere to shut this thing off first?

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Speaker 6: I know a.

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Speaker 2: Way, Lieutenant Collier.

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Speaker 3: I'm going to ask a few simple questions, and I

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want a few simple answers. Yes, sir, what were you

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doing with a transmitter in your cabin?

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Speaker 2: Transmitter?

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Speaker 5: Captain?

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Speaker 2: Oh, you know nothing about it?

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Speaker 5: No, sir, I don't.

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Speaker 3: Do you recognize these calibration symbols?

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Speaker 2: No, sir?

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Speaker 3: Can you think of how it might have been placed

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in your cabin without your knowing it?

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Speaker 5: No, sir, unless someone came in while I was on duty.

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Speaker 2: Would that have been possible?

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Speaker 5: I suppose so if someone had a key.

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Speaker 3: I found your cabin door unlocked. When I met a

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key to the wall cabin, I didn't.

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Speaker 2: Say the wall cabinet.

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Speaker 3: Well, I you what, Lieutenant, How could you have known

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it was in the wall cabinet?

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Speaker 2: Well? I just assumed, Sir, Tenant Callier.

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Speaker 3: I find it hard to believe you would lie, having

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known and respected your father, having observed the way you

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handled your job. However, I intend to get to the

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root of this thing. May I have your wristwatch, Lieutenant, sir,

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your wrist watch, yes, sir Pollison. Turn on that Geiger collar, yes, sir,

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pull this watch next to it, yes.

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Speaker 2: Sir, that's all. Lieutenant.

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Speaker 3: If you hadn't any close contact with that transmitter, how.

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Speaker 2: Do you explain the radioactivity of this watch? I don't, sir.

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Speaker 3: I think you'd better to whom were you sending those signals?

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Speaker 2: There's your answer, captain?

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Speaker 5: What is this collier?

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Speaker 2: Call your who's a board that ship? All right? Now?

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Speaker 12: Talk very well, captain. My mission seems completed.

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Speaker 2: Your mission? Are you admitting that you're an agent of

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a foreign power? I am stating it's what nation? No nation? Captain?

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What I am an agent of the Voltime government?

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Speaker 6: What?

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Speaker 2: The government of the planet of Voltime? Crazy? Are you

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so stupid? Captain?

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Speaker 12: Do you think your people are the only ones who

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can invade another planet?

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Speaker 2: What do you mean?

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Speaker 12: We've had agents operating on Earth since nineteen one hundred

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and forty five.

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Speaker 2: Don't believe you?

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Speaker 5: What do you think happened to those five ships?

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Speaker 2: Captain?

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Speaker 12: Where do you suppose we got our information? Your language

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or culture, family background, appearance. You'll you look like like

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command to Collier, Well, is that so surprising, Captain?

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Speaker 5: You see, Captain, we had a living model.

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Speaker 2: I ought to kill you.

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Speaker 5: It would be very foolish. Captain. I would advise you

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to surrender without delay.

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Speaker 3: I'll deal with you later. Call your polison. Yes, what

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this man and irons take him away?

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Speaker 5: Don't worries, so I will take good care of him.

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Speaker 3: Governor, Gunnery Connery Richardson, what's the range?

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Speaker 6: Ten thousands?

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Speaker 2: The closing fast? But your guns on? Radar tracking?

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Speaker 6: Tracking? Coming on the bearing?

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Speaker 2: Fire? Fire? Richardson, Richardon, did you hear me?

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Speaker 13: Fire?

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Speaker 2: What's the matter down there? Did you hear me? Richardson?

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Speaker 3: Anthomy, it's no use to shout, Captain Collier, how did

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you get loose?

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Speaker 2: Where's Paulison?

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Speaker 5: Lieutenant paulis and he is dead?

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Speaker 2: Pulse stations. Lieutenant Collier has escaped.

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Speaker 12: Seasy men, don't waste your breath. Your men can't hear you.

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Speaker 2: Captain?

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Speaker 5: What those still alive?

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Speaker 2: My man done?

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Speaker 12: No, Captain, every ship that has ever left Earth was

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controlled by a Voltan cruise.

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Speaker 3: It's impossible. Those were hand picked men and picked by us.

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Speaker 2: I don't believe you know.

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Speaker 5: Then, why not call for help?

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Speaker 3: Carpenter Robinson Hailey, report you see, Captain cut Carpenter Robinson Hailey.

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Speaker 5: It's quite useless.

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Speaker 12: Captain, I would advise you to sit very quietly and

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do nothing.

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Speaker 2: Very well. Caughtier you beateness?

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Speaker 5: What now the ship will be taken to Volta for

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shall we say, further experimentation?

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Speaker 2: I see, of course there's one thing you hadn't counted on.

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Speaker 5: Just what is that, Captain.

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Speaker 2: Carpenter? Are you a lieutenant Carpenter?

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Speaker 3: You can all be dead. There must be one alive.

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Marry doctor Smithson, Sperry, Smedy.

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Speaker 2: What have they done to you?

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Speaker 9: Lewis Arlie, I don't talk, I must lean lean closer.

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It's not much time, Louis, Space blues.

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Speaker 2: Space blues?

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Speaker 6: What is it?

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Speaker 2: Smitty? What are you trying to tell me? Men with

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space blues?

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Speaker 13: Voltime Hell, let me help you out, Louis, get message

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back to Worth Voltime fifth column watch out for it space.

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Speaker 14: Smith smy and and you can't now come back by

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the brain m horender my men will.

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Speaker 2: Hello Hello Star cloud calling Earth.

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Speaker 3: To please can't let me throws too lay Hello Stark

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loud to Earth come in, please come.

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Speaker 2: In breath.

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Speaker 3: Hello, Hello Star clattering Earth Captain Thawson calling Charlie, come in,

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please hurry Hello.

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Speaker 6: Can you hear me? Charlie?

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Speaker 2: Skipper? Is that you?

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Speaker 6: You kidding? My signals?

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Speaker 2: It's coming in a little louder now skip keep sending.

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Speaker 6: God Now look, Charlie, listen to me. Not much time.

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Get word to Colonel Harrison.

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Speaker 3: Crew mutant, most of crew members PHOTONSA Fulton's.

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Speaker 2: Spell that feed O L Fultons.

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Speaker 6: That's right. They're from the planet photo.

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Speaker 2: Skipper, Skipper, Are you all right, Charlie?

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Speaker 6: This is serious. They'll be here any second. I'll listen.

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They have a fifth column on Earth. They're planning to

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invade you.

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Speaker 5: You mean, of course?

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Speaker 6: I mean it.

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Speaker 3: Tell Harrison posing as humans, you can detect them by

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space Bruce, you got that?

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Speaker 6: Only phultons get space Blue, Charlie. Did you hear me?

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Speaker 2: Space Blue? I got you? You get Charlie.

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Speaker 6: I'm reading a you for everybody.

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Speaker 2: C're open the door, so chary happen? Captain Thawson, Hello, hello,

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star Cloud. What's the trouble, Sergeant? I was just trying

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to raise the star Cloud.

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Speaker 7: Colonel had any luck, no no contact no contact ee,

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no sir. Nearly an hour since they hit the galactic barrier.

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I don't understand why they haven't tried to get a

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message back.

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Speaker 2: No, sir, neither do I. Oh right, I'll take over

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for a while.

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Speaker 7: Yes, you you do that, sir. It's all yours right.

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Oh and Charlie better go on and get yourself some coffee.

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You look a little blue around the gills.

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Speaker 1: The night X minus one has brought you No Contact,

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written by George Leopards from an original story of Leopards

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and Ernest Kenoy featured in the cast where Louis van

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Ruten as Captain, Donald Bucher as Collier, Wendell Holmes as Charlie,

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and Bill Griffiths, Bill Smith, Matt Crowley and Ken Williams.

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Speaker 2: You're announce it, Don Pardow.

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Speaker 1: X minus one was directed by Fred Way and is

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the transcribed NBC Radio Network production.

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Speaker 2: And Now next Week.

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Speaker 1: When you want to take over a world, you naturally

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look for its week point, some way to catch its

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people off guard.

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Speaker 2: We live in a world where everybody loves.

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Speaker 1: A parade, a world of press agents and publicity stunts.

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But who would ever dream that invaders from outer space

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would take advantage of that weakness and actually hire a

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press agent to advertise their coming. Who would believe it

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was anything but just another publicity gang, at least not

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until the terrible moment when it was already too late,

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The moment of

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Speaker 2: X minus one,